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shortcut

[shawrt-kuht] / ˈʃɔrtˌkʌt /


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From Port Sudan, Moscow would be well-placed to monitor maritime traffic to and from the Suez Canal, the shortcut between Europe and Asia that carries around 12% of global trade.

From The Wall Street Journal

The new site, Mr Pearson said, "was scrambling the neurological shortcuts that people had spent a decade building".

From BBC

At the same time, interest in a more vague spirituality is on the rise, fueled by “wellness” influencers framing spirituality as a shortcut to worldly gains like money, fitness, and romance.

From Salon

He recalls a race in Arkansas in 2023 where he caught racers taking a shortcut specifically against the rules and forced them to return to the official course.

From The Wall Street Journal

"In cardamom, there's no shortcut. You can't automate everything. It's one of those crops that needs both science and soul."

From BBC